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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1960
Page
3
Erie race track uncertain. officials seek more data
Paitlbian Lawrence B. Sheppard, chair man of the new state Harness Racing Commission, said yesterday Erie may not support a race track without further information. He cited needed details on areas including Erie Scranton Wilkes Barre and Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence B. Sheppard
New State
Harness Racing Commission
Erie
Exe
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Harrisburg
GOP
Senate
Board of Motor Pictures Control
William F. O'Hara
Public Utility Commission
House
Highways Department
Jolson
Congress Urged to Ease Lipstick Color Ban
Washington AP report says Secretary of Welfare Arthur Flemming urged Congress to allow continued use of some lipstick colors after Feb 1. He testified that tests show no cancer danger but may cause liver and spleen damage in animals, prompting potential regulatory action under a cosmetic additives bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Arthur
Flemming
House
Commerce’ Comittee
Woman Hits Truck Belonging To Husband Petryates Wutwa-mura
Inez Erickson of Girard, son of R D 1, was released after treatment at St Vincent Hospital for minor injuries. She crashed into the rear of a truck driven by her husband on Route 20 two miles west of Girard around 8 p m Monday night. His truck was stopped to assist another car from a roadside ditch. Mrs Erickson suffered face cuts and rough abrasions per State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wutwa
Inez Erickson
Girard
St Vincent Hospital
Washington dinner backs Lake Erie ports stance
He voiced views last night at a Lake Erie ports dinner sponsor ed by the council. He pledged to push House bill support in the Senate and do what he could to advance it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat McNamara
Dmich
Lake Erie
Rt. Lawrence Seaway
Washington
Council of Lake Erie Ports
Senate
Rites Held For John J Neylon
Rites were held for John J. Neylon at St. Thomas Church with Rev Cyril Copper as celebrant. Interment followed at St. Elizabeth's Cemetery. Bearers included Pall Taylor David Taylor Frank Ferry Richard Cole Predune Neylon Bartholome. Attending from away were Mr and Mrs Fred Bartholome Union City Me Mrs Neylon Bartholome Franklin Mr and Mrs Richard Cole Williamsville N Y Richard Neylon Washington DC Dear Ford and Donald Paord both of Buffalo and Mr and Mrs William Nagle Rochester NY Also MES and Mrs James Clark North Olmsted Falls Ohio Mrs Christie Hudson Eric and many friends from the Corry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acuta
Young
St. Thomas Church
Cyril Copper
St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery
Pall Taylor
David ‘Taylor
Prank Ferry
Richard Cole
Neylon Bartholme
Fred Bartholme
Union City
Franklin
Williamsville
Richard Neylon
Washington
D.C
Dear Ford
Donald Paord
Buffalo
William Nagle
Rochester
N.Y
James Clark
North Olmsted Falls
Ohio
Christie Hudson
Eric
Corry
Atlas rockets launch from opposing ends of world
The United States demonstrated Atlas rocket power with two successful launches from Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg. An Atlas carried a new nose cone toward Ascension Island as a Redstone weapon and a Javelin test rocket with the X248 engine blasted skyward, marking the 16th and 17th straight Atlas successes.
Pennsylvania GOP Leader Attacks Boehm on School Funding
In Harrisburg Rep. Albert W. Johnson blasted a letter from Education Chief Dr. Charles H. Boehm about school district distress. Boehm said no closures likely this year but many districts face funding gaps. He cited 59 districts cutting essential programs and 14 seeking state aid, with only 179,000 available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Albert W. Johnson
Johnson
Charles H. Boehm
Dr. Boehm
Boehm
Jamestown Welfare Hike Poses Problem
Jamestown City Council debates a one year state resident welfare bill as welfare costs rise from 228000 in 1935 to 1252000 in 1969. Councilman Lindahl and Bloomquist seek study and support while Assemblyman Maniley commits to backing the bill. Mayor Sanford urges personal responsibility to curb welfare growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Trygve Lindahl
Bert
Bloomquist
Lindahl
A. Bruce Maniley
Fredonia
C. F P. Sanford
Murder Motives Clash In Trial Of Youth Soldier
The murder trial of James Virkus, 18, of Granite Falls Minnesota, enters a second session as the defense contends a self defense killing to stop an indecent assault by a Baltimore salesman while prosecutors insist the motive was robbery. The defendant, questioned after a bus station meeting, is linked to a crime scene in Baltimore last June where Philip Friedman, 49, was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pautimorisari
Baltimore
James &. Virkus
Granite Falls
Mim
William J. O'Donnell
Virkus
Aberdeen
Philip D. Friedman
O'Donnell
Joseph R. Byrnes
Friedman
Anne Arundel County
Josep G. Keutz
Russell J. White
Debates Rise Over Installment Debt Growth in 1960
In New York, Congress debates curb on consumer credit as installment debt hits 85 billion dollars in November and total debt nears 210 billion. Proponents urge Fed oversight and a 24 month cap, while opponents warn against stifling economic growth. Officials cite disposable income around 185 billion and savings near 22 billion annually. Arthur Dietz supports continued expansion to sustain a booming economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
House
Federal Reserve Board
Gordon W. McKinley
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
National Credit Conference
American Bankers Assn
Federal Reserve
Pisance
Arthur Q. Dietz
ST. Financial Corp
Dem Leader O'Connor Dies at 74 in Washington
John J. O'Connor, 74, a leading New Deal Democrat and former representative of New York's 18th District from 1923 to 1937, died yesterday in Washington. He split with President Roosevelt in 1937 over Supreme Court expansion and lost his 1938 bid. Born in Raynham, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEM
Washington
John J. O'Connor
Dcohner
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Raydham
Mass
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